Mystery Roar Detected in Space!

Life out there.....?

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/090107-aas-loud-cosmic-noise.html
from JoeUser Forums

I picked up my son to run an errand for him, he was bursting with news.  He told me that he just read that a mystery sound was heard in space!  I was surprised!  We looked at each other,  "Wow, what does that mean?" I asked him.  Then I told him to repeat what he read.  He told me that scientists have heard some kind of loud noise in space on the other side of somewhere out there.  I'm like, wow!  So we started chatting and guessing at the possibilities at what this could mean for us humans. 

Could it be there's going to be a War of the Worlds like the movie, or do you think there are things waiting to wake up like that movie with those long legged monster machines, I forgot the name again, and he reminded me.  I can't recall it now, sorry!  If you love Sci-Fi you might have seen the movie!

We chatted about all the possibilities and what this could mean for our planet, good or bad, we freaked each other out and laughed out loud at where our minds led us!

Can you imagine dear reader, what that roar could be?  Enquiring minds want to know!  See the attached link and read more.  There were some interesting comments to that article as well.

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

Are they serving beans on the space shuttle?

Reply #2 from Stardock Forums Top

Space lions...should've known...

~Zoo

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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting Zoologist03, reply 2
Space lions...should've known...

~Zoo
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Nah.  MGM lion of course. ;)

Reply #4 from Stardock Forums Top

On behalf of fellow Canadians:  the lions of Al-Rassan...

Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top

that movie with those long legged monster machines
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The movie is 'War of the Worlds', as you previously mentioned.  As for the noise, it might have been our universe rubbing up against another.  I hope we don't get a bill for scratching it :LOL:

Reply #6 from Stardock Forums Top

Well, you know the US spent, what was it, like 7 million dollars to send a new toliet to the ISS?  I suppose they can afford to eat some beans now.

Reply #7 from Stardock Forums Top

I thought there couldn't be noise in space as there is nothing (atmosphere) to carry the sound waves.

Sure Star Wars would have been a bit strange without spaceships loudly exploding but, you know, ... real life?

Reply #8 from Stardock Forums Top

Are they serving beans on the space shuttle?
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I dunno... :|

 

Space lions...should've known...
~Zoo
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Nah. MGM lion of course.
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Lions..?  I thought it would be polar bears! :borg:

 

On behalf of fellow Canadians: the lions of Al-Rassan...
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That's a mighty roar! 

 

The movie is 'War of the Worlds', as you previously mentioned. As for the noise, it might have been our universe rubbing up against another. I hope we don't get a bill for scratching it
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That was a good movie!  Oh that's funny Mark, let's hope we don't get a bill!lol! (or sued)!

 

Well, you know the US spent, what was it, like 7 million dollars to send a new toliet to the ISS? I suppose they can afford to eat some beans now.
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:grin:  Oh yeah, the toilet debacle!  You need to have a proper way of 'doing your biznez' as my daughter would say, even in space! :D

Reply #9 from Stardock Forums Top

Space has no sound. The articles are misleading in that they say there is. They are really talking about radio waves, which are electromagnetic radiation, not sound waves. Sure, we can convert it into audio with our devices, but it is essentially light and not sound.

Reply #10 from JoeUser Forums Top

Lions..? I thought it would be polar bears!
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Nah - they would stick out in the darkness of space. ;)

Reply #11 from JoeUser Forums Top

Sorry to cause such an uproar. I had chili for dinner that night. Amazing how far that sound can travel O:)

Reply #12 from Stardock Forums Top

Sorry to cause such an uproar. I had chili for dinner that night. Amazing how far that sound can travel
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Is that what it was?! :grin:

Nah - they would stick out in the darkness of space
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Ohhhh :D

Reply #13 from Stardock Forums Top

Space has no sound. The articles are misleading in that they say there is. They are really talking about radio waves, which are electromagnetic radiation, not sound waves. Sure, we can convert it into audio with our devices, but it is essentially light and not sound.
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This is true!